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They also use a beam torque wrench to ensure the nut and bolt fasteners are properly tightened. All these technicians regularly use a tape measure to measure the length of materials and objects.  \nTIME  \n• 40-60 minutes  \nMATERIALS  \n• Measuring tapes  \n• Feeler gauge  \n• Tread depth gauge  \n• Measuring cups and spoons  \n• Tire gauge  \n• Digital caliper  \n• Beam torque wrench  \nProcedure  \nPREPARATION  \n• Lay the measurement tools out on a table to ma","cbCairbJK9pe0x3x","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCairbJK9pe0x3x","pdf",145856,"English","# Curriculum Connections\n## Grade 3 Math\n## Guiding Question 1: Place Value and Organization of Number\n## Guiding Question 2: Fractions and Sense of Number\n## Guiding Question 3: Length Communication and Standard Units\n# Activity Overview\n## Tools and Trades\n# Time and Materials\n## Time\n## Materials\n# Procedure\n## Preparation\n## Steps\n# Assessment Suggestions\n## Performance Task\n## Student Conference\n# Extension\n# Contributors","[{\"question\":\"What math concepts and skills do Grade 3 students practice in this activity?\",\"answer\":\"Students focus on place value, rounding, fractions, and unit conversion. 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